When the Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Strike for a Living Planet
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To survive, we must swiftly transition to ecosocialism. But how do we do that? Join us on September 20th to hear Kali Akuno of Cooperation Jackson describe that organization's inspiring model of local cooperative living, and its visionary Call to Action: Towards a General Strike to End the COVID-19 Crisis and Create a New World.
Kali will discuss the pathway forward, using what the Call to Action describes as "the greatest power we have at our disposal: our collective labor." Kali's presentation will be followed by a Question and Answer period led by System Change Not Climate Change author/activist Carol Dansereau.
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